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discourse collective has exiled Markus from The Dictatorship of the Teen. I expect him to start posting about how Celery is as bad as the Nazis.
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Markus appears to have gone completely radio silent. Haven't seen him post here or on Twitter since this poo poo blew up. Sucks the dude sucks, but I know the pod can go on without him.
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Nov 12, 2017 17:04
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Holy poo poo on this weeks bodega boys, it's episode 88. Desus goes "the heil Hitler edition."
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war nerd unlocked the episode about John's Iliad book https://twitter.com/TheWarNerd/status/930463904957894656 it's pretty loving metal from the sound of it
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Mecha Gojira posted:Markus appears to have gone completely radio silent. Haven't seen him post here or on Twitter since this poo poo blew up. I remember Markus was one of the anti-DSA partisans during the fentonte drama. It seems to always be dudes with skeletons in their closets that protest the hardest.
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Dreddout posted:I remember Markus was one of the anti-DSA partisans during the fentonte drama. Markus was easily the most annoying member of DC. I got the vibe that he was a 30 something dude hanging with college kids. I have no idea if that's accurate at all but I really didn't care for him. So to then find out he's the wife emailer was confirmation and I hope he doesn't try to steal my wife.
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:Markus was easily the most annoying member of DC. I got the vibe that he was a 30 something dude hanging with college kids. I have no idea if that's accurate at all but I really didn't care for him. That's basically what he was, the weird slightly older (late 20's, early 30's) dude hanging out with the Dictatorship of the Teen.
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Also his voice was super annoying too, so I can't say I'll miss his contributions
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The craziest thing is Markus was openly talking about the wife email in the DC discord a couple months ago, and of course made no secret about who he was here on SA. I mean, how moronic do you have to be to assume nobody's ever going to connect the dots across platforms?
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The latest Dollop on Trump is good. Everyone knows that he's a scumbag, but to hear it all comprehensively laid out there is remarkable.
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Nothus posted:The latest Dollop on Trump is good. Everyone knows that he's a scumbag, but to hear it all comprehensively laid out there is remarkable. It's so long though.
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Nov 16, 2017 04:33
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Wait, wife emailer was a goon? What username
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rudatron posted:Wait, wife emailer was a goon? What username Something hilariously ironic like Loving Life Partner.
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rudatron posted:Wait, wife emailer was a goon? What username This is the thread about his adventures in stealing wives, or trying to Turns out he was a fairly regular c-spam poster until recently lmao
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Hey the new Citations Needed is about how hosed up and white real estate coverage is, I haven’t checked it out yet but it sounds a lot more interesting than weird interpersonal drama
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Taintrunner posted:Hey the new Citations Needed is about how hosed up and white real estate coverage is, I haven’t checked it out yet but it sounds a lot more interesting than weird interpersonal drama Actually, their newest episode is about how editorial boards at the major "liberal" newspapers basically exist to perpetuate the status quo, which includes our favorite Forever War. Both very good episodes, though. A+ would recommend. The settler colonial language that's used when discussing urban environments in which people already live is loving disgusting and haunting.
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Mecha Gojira posted:Actually, their newest episode is about how editorial boards at the major "liberal" newspapers basically exist to perpetuate the status quo, which includes our favorite Forever War. indeed. hmm https://twitter.com/adamjohnsonnyc/status/931018323843788801
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Mecha Gojira posted:Actually, their newest episode is about how editorial boards at the major "liberal" newspapers basically exist to perpetuate the status quo, which includes our favorite Forever War. The white guy yelling at hipsters because he "settled the neighborhood for them" in New York loving City is incredibly bizarre and disturbing.
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That real state episode was great.Pener Kropoopkin posted:The white guy yelling at hipsters because he "settled the neighborhood for them" in New York loving City is incredibly bizarre and disturbing. It's the kind of thing you know a lot of gentrifiers are thinking but extremely few would ever dare say it out loud.
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Mecha Gojira posted:Actually, their newest episode is about how editorial boards at the major "liberal" newspapers basically exist to perpetuate the status quo, which includes our favorite Forever War.
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Mecha Gojira posted:Both very good episodes, though. A+ would recommend. The settler colonial language that's used when discussing urban environments in which people already live is loving disgusting and haunting.
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I was thinking about it the other day, and in the Editorial Board episode, they actually literally quote the 60's New York Times article that partly inspired Phil Ochs' "Love Me, I'm a Liberal." Specifically the part where the NYT claims to love black celebrities, but will attack any one of them if they dare to question US Hegemony or Imperialism.quote:I go to civil rights rallies And then of course tied it directly to what we see now with the ostracization of Kaepernick. This rot runs deep and it's been around forever.
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i got the street fight spooktober satanism zine today and it rules give these boys your  https://twitter.com/StreetFightWCRS/status/930815226316034048
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Those good street fight bous send me a.cool zine and a baggie of kratom every month and boy is it worth it
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didn’t see this one linked https://revolutionaryleftradio.libsyn.com
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Terrorist Fistbump posted:This is the thread about his adventures in stealing wives, or trying to Who would have thought. None of this is his fault it’s all because other people messed up.
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The latest installment of Clash! is much improved over previous episodes. Carl must have invested in a better mic and mixer setup, or learned to use what he had to better effect because you can actually hear and understand the conversation. The latest guest is also a RWN alum, Richard Kim, who does a great job talking about Korean historiography and early history of the polities that would become Korea. Also Carl is getting better at wrangling the conversation to stay on topic despite the clueless asides of his co-host.
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can someone give me a wee primer on Season of the Bitch? I’ve seen people promote it on Twitter but then again I’ve also seen other people complain that it’s too dry (like Citations Needed in this regard, but that’s more a polemic than a podcast in my mind)
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Troy Queef posted:can someone give me a wee primer on Season of the Bitch? I’ve seen people promote it on Twitter but then again I’ve also seen other people complain that it’s too dry (like Citations Needed in this regard, but that’s more a polemic than a podcast in my mind) I would say it's dry in that they stay on topic for the most part in most episodes, but they tend to have multiple guests, tend to give guests plenty of time to discuss the topic, there are usually three to four hosts present along with the guests and from what I've listened to (only gotten through about half the episodes so far) they focus more on experiences than theory (though they don't necessarily ignore theory). So I would say they're not as dry as Citations Needed (but I don't find them dry either so YMMV) because they focus on their own experiences and the experiences of their guests. But they're not like Chapo or Trillbillies where the discussions can kinda meander about, and SotB is not trying to be a comedy podcast in any case. I would say go to their second-to-latest episode about women of color in academia to get a good idea of their format.
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Amergin posted:I would say it's dry in that they stay on topic for the most part in most episodes, but they tend to have multiple guests, tend to give guests plenty of time to discuss the topic, there are usually three to four hosts present along with the guests and from what I've listened to (only gotten through about half the episodes so far) they focus more on experiences than theory (though they don't necessarily ignore theory). So I would say they're not as dry as Citations Needed (but I don't find them dry either so YMMV) because they focus on their own experiences and the experiences of their guests. But they're not like Chapo or Trillbillies where the discussions can kinda meander about, and SotB is not trying to be a comedy podcast in any case. can you rec a different one because I give negative shits about academia and professors
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my favorite part of an economic update episode is when wolff finds a way to turn the entire discussion to worker co-ops. it unironically owns
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Troy Queef posted:can you rec a different one because I give negative shits about academia and professors Sex work and solidarity, then?
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Serf posted:my favorite part of an economic update episode is when wolff finds a way to turn the entire discussion to worker co-ops. it unironically owns I do like Richard Wolff and making it easier for workers to own their own enterprises is a positive and realistic goal for the American left, but co-ops still have to operate according to capitalist rules and logic.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:I do like Richard Wolff and making it easier for workers to own their own enterprises is a positive and realistic goal for the American left, but co-ops still have to operate according to capitalist rules and logic. yeah, they've always struck me as, at best, a half-measure. but the idea is still pretty radical to most people, and it gets em thinking about the idea of democratizing the workplace. so in that sense, its cool to talk about.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:I do like Richard Wolff and making it easier for workers to own their own enterprises is a positive and realistic goal for the American left, but co-ops still have to operate according to capitalist rules and logic.
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Troy Queef posted:can you rec a different one because I give negative shits about academia and professors i liked this one, or rather, the interview with some of the older DSA women in the second half. good poo poo. though they also include several minutes of a 5 year old telling jokes which seemed a bit out of place and weird. https://soundcloud.com/seasonofthebitch/intergenerational-organizing i listened to SotB for a while when it started but yeah, 'dry' is probably a good descriptor. the info they present is interesting and i don't want to hate on it, but given that i tend to listen to podcasts to alleviate a miserable commute, it just didn't fit in for me. my assumption was that they were still new and that with a little practice they'd find a natural rhythm and it'd come together better... actually, now that trillbillies is on hiatus, i should give them another shot.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:I do like Richard Wolff and making it easier for workers to own their own enterprises is a positive and realistic goal for the American left, but co-ops still have to operate according to capitalist rules and logic. is the issue here merely the presence of the market? imagine an economy comprising only individual proprietors who own their productive assets (looms, lathes, etc.), and are subject to a 100% estate tax; there is by definition no exploitation, because there is no expropriation of surplus value from any participant, but instead each consumes a level of use values determined by that participant, and correspondingly each may elect to produce more goods for exchange or fewer ones. would that still be a flawed model? just trying to flesh out the objection here.
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I know that worker co-ops already currently exist IRL, but do they operate at a "natural" disadvantage to regular capitalist enterprise? I keep thinking that of course a sweatshop is going to produce at a lower cost via externalities and worker exploitation.
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